Death of an embarrassment
Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin in Africa a week before his death We are unlikely ever to find out for certain who was responsible for the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin and his right-hand man Dmitry Utkin on 23rd August after their plane crashed in unexplained circumstances. Many observers will quite reasonably point to the long history of Kremlin dictators assassinating their rivals. The KGB and its predecessors and successors have frequently... [Read More...]
Boxing promoters aid anti-White racial propaganda war
Even more than Hollywood, the cynical world of professional boxing has this weekend displayed subversive racial propaganda at its worst. Promotional material for last night’s heavyweight bout at London’s O2 Arena showed a calm and civilised looking negro, facing a snarling, posturing White barbarian. The ‘British’ challenger (in fact of mainly Nigerian ancestry, mixed with a bit of Irish on his father’s side) was Anthony Joshua... [Read More...]
Deadlock in Spanish election as ‘right-wing’ Vox stumbles
Spain’s Congress of Deputies meets at the Palacio de las Cortes in Madrid: after yesterday’s election it will be deadlocked During the past fortnight British media coverage of the Spanish general election has verged on hysteria as journalists and politicians (including former Prime Minister Gordon Brown) recycled the tired ‘anti-fascist’ rhetoric of Spain’s Civil War era. Many on the British left are eager to revive... [Read More...]
Hindu tribal vote saves Tories in Uxbridge: civic nationalists fail again
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (above, far right) with his wife and her Indian billionaire parents. The Hindu vote saved Sunak’s party in this week’s Uxbridge by-election On a generally disastrous night for Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party, the Prime Minister was saved by his fellow Hindus from what would otherwise have been a historic hat-trick of defeats. Two safe Tory seats were lost on massive swings – the rural West Country... [Read More...]
July by-elections confirm civic nationalist chaos
Laurence Fox (above right) with Martin Daubney, who polled less than 1% for Fox’s Reclaim Party at the 2021 North Shropshire by-election. On 20th July Fox himself will be Reclaim’s candidate at the Uxbridge by-election. Three parliamentary by-elections being held on 20th July confirm the chaotic state of civic nationalism in the post-Brexit era, but also reflect the absence of racial nationalism from the electoral arena. Selby &... [Read More...]
